The checklist cards usually hang on the lanyard so they can’t be forgotten, and are carried by a whole team.
But, some hospitals hang a single card on the emergency grab bag or pager. One card costing under £1, but one big impact.
I also no longer want a generic MET call siren through the bleep. Needs to be a short cut from “She’s got that Vibe”…
The food shelves in our huge #NHS tertiary hospital. Been like this for 3 days.
This is the only food outlet, since the main hospital canteen was permanently shut in favour of this @whsmithofficial.bsky.social /M&S portal.
Pls sort NHS food&drink provision @wesstreeting.bsky.social
Now’s a good time to order airway checklist cards for changeover in August.
Adult cards - 38p, paediatric - 65p - maybe the best safety intervention you can make for under £30…
Orders: checklistcard@outlook.com
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iView only lower cost if you’re doing a handful of intubations a year! I still find the idea of a single-use instrument like this mind-boggling.
Wise words from Capt Neil Jeffers at #GAMC2025 - we’re obsessed with leadership in medical emergencies and don’t focus enough on followership.
I need your help! The airway checklist card initiative grew to 17,000 cards across the 🌍, supported by major bodies & heavily propelled by Twitter 🪦. Please help me re-spread the message with a repost!
Adult, paediatric & global (LMIC) versions. NFP.
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Finalising orders for this print run - let me know if you or your dept want some checklist cards (minimum 20)!
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Matter of time until this type of bed design is cited in a failed intubation case report.
A handy barrier keeping you a metre from your patient’s head - the disconnect between medical product design & end use is real.
Very interesting piece. The data is eye-opening, even if it does reflect what’s noticeable day to day.
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I need your help! The airway checklist card initiative grew to 17,000 cards across the 🌍, supported by major bodies & heavily propelled by Twitter 🪦. Please help me re-spread the message with a repost!
Adult, paediatric & global (LMIC) versions. NFP.
checklistcard@outlook.com.
#patientsafety
I manage a ratio of 3 or 4 cupboard / drawer openings to obtain one piece of equipment at work. More if I’m in A&E or an unfamiliar theatre.
Anyone aware of a time-motion study to produce a business case for “ergonomising” this madness?
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Thanks!! 🙏
What tools do people use for operational / performance debriefing (not psychological debrief) after emergency scenarios?
Keen to see any aide memoirs / crib sheets used to guide structured team reflection. 🙏
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Interesting that etomidate gets a key mention here but fentanyl / midazolam doesn’t (alright, it’s 2 agents but at least it hasn’t been cancelled)
This “board game” initiative is such a smart way to develop “bigger picture” management of complex intensive care situations, for staff of all levels. 🧠
Nice one @hvh86.bsky.social !
Does NAP 7 show we’ve lost our way with human factors?
A short piece I wrote for @assocanaes.bsky.social on #humanfactors - missed opportunities around debriefing, CRM and simulation, and the thorny issue of transposing aviation standards to our practice.
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Saw this on Facebook - good New Years wisdom for doctors who intubate across the 🌍
Doubt this’ll be a difficult sell 😍
Can’t think of any where it couldn’t be replaced, but I’d definitely want a fast and committing effect from whatever I was giving!
Not sure about evidence.
But…in this situation they’re normally going blue and I want rapid control, with the option of rapid intubating conditions (which sux gives you, whereas roc 0.2 would mandate another dose and a longer wait).
Everyone in the team has responsibility for sharing mental models. Help your team leader get everyone on the same page. Wise words from the Resus Rats
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